XP Printing to BSD Print Server

[A McGuire]

Has anyone had problems printing to a BSD Print Server from Windows XP P2? We have no other issues aside from the 7 or 8 XP SP2 laptops - all other Windows 2000/Windows XP SP1 devices print fine. When we upgrade to SP2, we start getting various errors no matter the application: Word, Excel, Email, PDFs, etc. Notepad returns an RPC error. IE returns a scripting error - it appears to be something due to previewing the page. At any rate, it's pretty annoying and difficult to debug.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

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A McGuire

[A McGuire]

The local port used is actually for a Samba Printer Port - FYI. There has to be something related, rather than using a Windows machine as a Print Server.

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A McGuire
"A McGuire" > wrote in message ...
Has anyone had problems printing to a BSD Print Server from Windows XP P2? We have no other issues aside from the 7 or 8 XP SP2 laptops - all other Windows 2000/Windows XP SP1 devices print fine. When we upgrade to SP2, we start getting various errors no matter the application: Word, Excel, Email, PDFs, etc. Notepad returns an RPC error. IE returns a scripting error - it appears to be something due to previewing the page. At any rate, it's pretty annoying and difficult to debug.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

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A McGuire

[A McGuire]

In another post, I found my web page error:

"line 1174 character 1, file C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/preview.dlg."

Thanks.

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A McGuire
"A McGuire" > wrote in message ...
Has anyone had problems printing to a BSD Print Server from Windows XP P2? We have no other issues aside from the 7 or 8 XP SP2 laptops - all other Windows 2000/Windows XP SP1 devices print fine. When we upgrade to SP2, we start getting various errors no matter the application: Word, Excel, Email, PDFs, etc. Notepad returns an RPC error. IE returns a scripting error - it appears to be something due to previewing the page. At any rate, it's pretty annoying and difficult to debug.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

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A McGuire